To learn more about Fricke’s research in this area, view the Hoard’s Dairyman webinar, titled “Where’s the beef? Exploring ...

Try to form a mental picture of all the farms that currently exist in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.

The dairy industry has widely accepted sand as a leading bedding material. Nearly two-thirds of dairies utilize sand bedding ...

Although everyone’s nutritional requirements will differ, we all have one thing in common: the need for protein.

Alfalfa remains queen for the ability to provide digestible protein and rapidly degraded pdNDF. If you’re frustrated with ...

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack made an appearance at the last day of World Dairy Expo on Friday, and among the ...

One of the greatest opportunities to reduce feed cost is by limiting refusals at the feedbunk. Still, we cannot risk cows not ...

If you want to pass your business on to a next generation, your “letting go” phase will overlap with their “growing” phase.

Fall anhydrous application gives farmers the opportunity to spread out the workload, but it also comes with the risk of a ...

On January 23, 1885, William Dempster Hoard wrote his issue of a "journal devoted to dairy farming." Today the insert has grown to be the dairy industry's leading dairy publication, Hoard's Dairyman.

People say that there’s always room for improvement. Notably, the dairy industry has proven this statement true, continuously raising the bar by making environmental progress ...

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